28 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Fehrnaru tith, 1997


Motors ► TEL. BURNLEY f 01282) 4*233*1 £


D E M O N S T R A T O R S


1996 (N) ROVER 420 Diesel Turbo Saloon Platinum Silver, 14,000 miles, power steering, airbag, electric sunroof and windows, remote locking . .£12,375


1996 (P) (August) ROVER 620 SI 4 door, Oxford Blue, 28 0 miles, electric sliding sunroof, drivers & passenger airbags, electric mirrors, power steering, height adjustable drivers seat, central locking ................................................................................ .£15,995 1996 (P) (September) ROVER 41415 door, Flame Red, 2,100 miles, power steering, central locking, electric front windows, side intrusion door beams, drivers airbag, walnut fascia inserts, high mounted stop lamps, electric sunroof.............................................................................. .£11,700 1996 (P) (August) ROVER 21415 door New Model, Tahiti Blue, 2,400 miles, power steering, radio cassette, drivers airbag, alarm & immobiliser, insurance group 4 .£10,600


1993 (K) ROVER 620 Si (SEPack) White, 57,000 miles, power steering, anti-lock brakes, blaupunkt radio cassette, electric windows, full Primrose Garage service history . . .£7475


1996 (N) ROVER 420 GSi Tourer Nightfire Red, 14,000 miles, part leather interior, alloy wheels, power steering, central locking, estate car practicality with style ..................................................................£12,850


1996 (N) ROVER 4 16 SLi Tourer British Racing Green, 13.000 miles, power steering, electric sunroof & windows,


drivers a irb ag ........................................................... • • • • • • • • • • 1990 (H) ROVER 41 4 SLi 4 door. White, 66,000 miles, Primrose Garage service history, central locking .................. £3350 1996 (N) ROVER 216 Si 5 door, (New Model), Amaranth pearlescent, 12,300 miles, July registered, power steering, drivers airbag, electric sunroof & windows,


1996 (N) ROVER 216 SLi 5 door, Platinum Silver, 13,250 miles, power steering, electric sunroof & windows, drivers airbag,


remote locking ................................................................ .. • • • • • • • -£9725 1995 (N) ROVER 2 1 4 1 5 door, Charcoal Grey, 9,800 miles,


power steering, electric sunroof, drivers airbag,


1995 (N) ROVER 416i 5 door, choice of two colours, 15,000 miles, power steering, drivers airbag, electric sunroof, remote central locking............£10,895


value for money ......................................................•••• ■••• • -*7995 1992 (K) ROVER 214SLi 5 door, Flame Red, 32,000 miles,


full Primrose Garage service history....................... .. • • • • • .£5250 1992 (j) ROVER 214Si 5 door. Amethyst Grey Metallic, 96.000 miles, full Primrose Garage service history, excellent condition......................................... ..


1994 (M) ROVER METRO 1.4 GTa 5 door, Flame Red, 19.000 miles, sports interior, sunroof, alloy wheels,


1995 (N) ROVER 214 SEi 5 door Nightfire, \C


8,900 miles, power steering, electric sunroof & windows, alloy wheels, part leather sport style seats, very desirable and sought after model........................£9495


alarm & immobiliser ..............................................• • • •................. £5425 1994 (L) ROVER Metro 1 .4L Diesel 5 door, White, sunroof, 27.000 miles, central locking, fully main dealer serviced. . .£4595 1994 (L ) ROVER METRO 1.4C Diesel 5 door, Electric Blue, 30.000 miles, one owner, full service history..............................£4300


N O N R O V E R 1995 (N) PEUGEOT 3 06 D TURBO 3 door, Red, 20,500 miles, power steering, electric sunroof & windows, alloy wheels, drivers airbag, RDS radio c a s s e t te ............................................£10,625 1995 (M) PEUGEOT 106 XN Diesel 1.5 Graduate 3 door, Red, 21.000 miles, 5-speed gearbox, radio cassette, sunroof------£5875 1993 (L) VAUXHALL ASTRA 1.4LSi 5 door, Grey Metallic, 59.000 miles, RDS radio cassette, sliding sunroof,


1995 (N) ROVER 114 GTa 3 door, Charcoal Grey, 8.400 miles, alloy wheels, remote central locking, sunroof


Tel: 01200 423883 Sales after 6pm: 01200 425256


OPEN UNTIL 6pm WEEKDAYS SATURDAYS TILL 4.30pm


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split fold rear seat, central locking.................................................£5150 1993 (K) PEUGEOT 106 XN 3 door, Red, 39,000 miles, 1 lOOcc engine, group 4 insurance, one ow n e r ..........................£4350 1992 (K) CITROEN Z X 1.4 Avantage 5 door, Grey, 45.000 miles, electric windows & sunroof, rempte locking, immobiliser, full service history ...................................................£4750


Whalley Road, Clitheroe. n/\ Prepared to Hover —1 Quality ^tandmds


T~?\ History and mileage “ “ irwitbctl


12months U,ni,inly Pio'hktl 0 Idtlati'dfuMlwg ophuns Purt L \rhange u cit ov,e jiTj Test ttrires


the aims of the a re a ’s new sport and leisure manager. By Natalie Cox


M Just four weeks ago 37-year-old Chris


Hughes took up his new post at the bor­ ough council offices in Clitheroe. For the past 12 years he has worked in


a similar position in Blackburn and before that was a sports development officer in Birmingham. His new post brings with it a variety of


.£3250


areas for Mr Hughes to cover. These include looking at the development of existing facilities, working with a vari­


AKING best use of the Kib­ ble Valley’s facilities is one of


ety of sporting groups, giving advice on different funding agencies and promot­


ing special events. Another project which he will be close­


ly involved with, is the production of a five-year sport and leisure strategy. Mr Hughes firmly believes this will have a


big impact in the Ribble Valley.. The first step to creating the plan is to


carry out market research throughout the area to find out what facilities peo­ ple want, which sports they take part in now, as well as a wide range of other information which will not only build up a profile of the present situation, but


also pinpoint future needs. This research is set to commence in the


next couple of weeks and from that a formula will be developed which will try


and tackle issues raised. Said Mr Hughes: “We hope to have


some things in place within a couple of months and have a workable document with both short and long-term issues to


beworkedon. . . .


“The re are a lot o f good things that already go on.


.


' . .


. . • “But giving support from a variety of


agencies and, perhaps, bringing togeth­ er examples of good practice and get­ ting a more co-ordinated approach to


sport I think would benefit everyone”. Mr Hughes is pictured in his new Kib­


ble Valley base. (CAT 6590) Legion have leaders in their sights


determined effort , to catch Billington A, run­ away leaders of the Clitheroe and District : Snooker League First


R


OYAL British Legion are making a


Division. Helped by a 36-break from


Graham Blackburn, Legion recorded a whitewash victo­ ry over Rimington B to reduce the gap to just 14 points. The leaders, who have been


beaten just once all season, ground out a tight victory against Conservative Club. The two sides meet in the


latest rounds of fixtures. The bottom three teams


were all well beaten and it is increasingly looking like


perm any two from three for the drop. There is a three-horse race


in the Second Division for the title, although fourth- placed Chipping are not quite out of the frame. Low Moor maintained their


lead with a good win a t Waddington B, while both Chatburn teams are locked together in second place.


Winning double


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defeated their own third team 4-1 while the ladies’ second team triumphed


3-2 against Springfields. RESULTS Men


CUtheroe (v Concorde 1st,


away) lost 0-5: Ray Dryden 0/9, 0/9,0/9; Robert Field­


ing 0/9, 8/10, 1/9; Jo h n C a r te r 9/10, 7/9, 6/9, 9/7,


6/9; Dave Matthhews 7/9, 3/9, 0/9; Neil Cattermole


6/9,1/9,219. Clitheroe 2nds (v Clitheroe


3rds, home) won 4-1: Brian Hayward lost 2/9,8/10,2/9 6/9 against John Meadows; Henry Farrar won 9/10,619, 10/8,9/4,9/2 against Peter Thompson; Joh n B a rb e r won 9/4, 9/0, 9/7 against Steve Dugdale; Dave Mackenzie won 1/9, 3/9, 10/9, 9/5, 9/8 against Iain Whitaker; Morgan Whipp won 2/9,10/8,4/9,9/1,9/1 against Larry Crouch. Ladies


C l ith e ro e (v E a s t L a n ­


ca sh ire , home) los t 2 -3 : Sharon Willis lost 8/10,2/9, 9/3,2/9; Rachel Rootes lost 3/9, 0/9, 2/9; Sue Seddon lost 7/9,3/9,2/9; Sue Car- tledge won 9/7,9/3,9/2; Val Fielding won 9/2,3/9,7/9, 9/3,9/4. Clitheroe 2nds (v Spring- f ield s, away) won 3 -2 :


Marie Bennett lost 7/9,3/9, 3/9; Dorothy B a rk e r lost


6/9, 1/9, 8/10; Brenda McLaughlin won 7/9, 9/5, 5/9,9/2,9/7; Anne Hardlsty won 9/3,9/2,5/9,9/2; Veena Adlshesh won 9/6,9/4,3/9,


8/9,9/1. Clitheroe 3rds (v St Annes,


home) lost 2-3: Mary Brass lost 4/9, 2/9, 3/9; S a ra Thompson lost 4/9,4/9,4/9; Mandy Walmsley lost 9/3, 6/9,0/9,7/9; Marjorie Brass won 9/4, 9/5, 9/0; Llnsay Hotter won 10/8,9/3,9/3. C l ith e ro e 3 rd s (v


Grasshoppers, away) lost 0- 5: Brenda McLaughlin lost 5 -9 , 2/9, 2/9; Mary Brass lost 0/9, 6/9,3/9; Llnsay Hotter lost 3/9,9/7,3/9,6/9; S a ra Thompson lost 2/9, 2/9,5/9; Mandy Walmsley lost 5/9,6/9,2/9.


i k D ( e ) © I t o r RESULTS


First Division Conservative 6 (379), Billington A


8 (403): K . Smith (24) 83, R. Hilton (10) 64; I . Nash (-16) 50, N. Harris (-15) 56; C. Drinkwa- ter (4) 82, D. Cox (-13) 59; D. Smith (10) 43, J . Gibson (-7) 88; M. Whittaker (11) 49, T. Wilson (9) 81; T. Smith (27) 72, T. Rydeheard (11) 55. Legion 14 (447), Rimington B 0


(308): A. Burgess ( -7) 48, B. Conchie (2) 39; S. Maher (23) 81, D. A. Seed (25) 47; S. Black- bum (19) 67, R. Bolland (20) 66; B. Hitchen (4) 65, P. Hobson (16) 61; N. Schofield (4) 74, S. Winckley (6) 47; G. Blackburn


(11) 112, J. Lund Jnr (25) 58. Rimington A 4 (395), Waddington A10 (422): D. Calvert (27) 86, J.-


Baines (2) 51; S. Petty (7) 57, B. Waddington (-10) 79; K. Dow-,


biggin (4) 52, T. Makinson (12) 54; J . Lund (24) 69, J. Wooff (27) 90; P. Marsden (20) 49, R . Cowking (13) 76; M. Rhodes (26) 82i D. Houlker (22) 72. Billington B 4 (377), Catholic B 10


(450): C. Gorzella (27) 57, T. Byrne (20) 89; M. Flannery (21) 56, M. Plant (12) 81; Z. Mirkovic (26) 75, S. Simpson (24) 63; M. Gorton (20) 62, M. Byrne (13) 81; D. Flynn (27) 52, S. Duck­ worth (-1) 98; J . Ainsworth (25)


75, M. Jezieraki (2) 38. Catholic A 4 (343), Police 10 (416): •


D. Southwell (26) 80, F. Booth (8) 68; T. Gudgeon (25) 68, J .


Griffiths (18) 67; M. Ryan (13) 62, P. Craig (8) 49; J . Bolton (19) 4 5 .1. Hartley (16) 98; S. Wilson (26) 57, P. Atkinson (22) 75; A.


Pollard (22) 51, R. Brown (4) 69. Second Division


Waddington B 4 (334), Low Moor


10 (418): T.H. Walmsley (20) 74, D. Ireland (23) 67; D. Smith (4) 55.1. Perry (11) 80; C. Bater (11) 49, D. Chamley (17) 82; A-I. Herd (7) 24, D. Dean (7) 73; I. Jackson (26) 85, G. Tyler (21) 59; T. Swift (9) 47, S. McDonnell (24) 57. Chatham A12 (537), Pendle Club


2 (348): G. Clark (16) 63, F. Wat­ son (22) 91; G. Simkin (-9) 81, J. Medsovic (27) 63; P. Craig (scratch) 100, W. Wright (27) 61; P. Clark (-17) 106, D. Grant (23) 47; M. Lawson (7) 90, D. Howarth (27) 47; S. Harrison (7) 97, J. Postlethwaite (26) 49. Slaidbum B 6 (392), Chatburn B.8


(429): A. Rigby (7) 72, P. Wilson (27) 52; N. Pinder (25) 69, A. Wilson (17) 63; D. Cowking (6) 61, M. Paul (17) 83; T. Robinson Jnr (18) 55, A. Bradshaw (13) 83; W. Robinson (19) 64, J . Lock- ley (27) 79; S. Mitchell (27) 81, L. Whittaker (26) 69. Social A 10 (482), Slaidbum A 4


(357): N. Geldard (21) 91, B. Walker (14) 38; M. Duxbury (14) 67, G. Tedstone (27) 74; M.


Alston (12) 48, E. Rigby (3) 84; j J . Burgess (24) 124, P. Rigby ,


(27 ) 41; D. Clay (24) 83, J . Whitwell (19) 73; K. Walmsley 1 (14) 69, J . Collinson (27) 47.


(378): A. Jackson (15) 33, R Park­ er (6) 58; P. Procter (15) 68, C.. ,


Chipping 8 (397), Dbwnham 6 .


Aspinall (14) 70; R. Procter (9) 61, . D. Hart (23) 47; G. Johnson (12) 103, B. Swarbrick (14) 42; J . Winder (12) 69, M. Credie (16) , 108; S. Cookson (12) 63, A. Cap- •


stick (18) 53. ; FIXTURES


First Division - . Rimington B v Catholic A; RBL


v Billington A;' Catholic B v Police; Billington B v Rimington A; Waddington A v Conservative. Second Division


Slaidbum A v Chipping; Chat- •


burn A v Downham; Social v Slaidbum B; Low Moor v Chat- bum B; Pendle v Waddington B. • POINTS AND POSITIONS First Division


1, Billington A 130; 2, RBL 116;


3, Waddington A 105; 4, Catholic B 104; 5, Police 94; 6, Rimington.


A 88; 7, Conservative 82; 8, - Catholic A 64; 9, Rimington B < 64; 10, Billington B 597 ;v v ' Second Division s


1, Low Moor 120; 2, Chatburn . <


A 114; 3, Chatburn B 114; 4, Chipping 102; 5, Slaidbum B 88; - 6, Slaidbum A 80; 7, Social Club 80; 8, Waddington B 78; 9, Pen­ dle Club 68; 10, Downham 62.


Kings Arms defeat nearest rivals


LEADERS Kings Arms A held off the challenge to their top-spot in the Premier Division of the Clitheroe and District Pool League with a com­ prehensive 6-1 win over nearest rivals Dog and


Partridge A. That win extended their lead


from three points to seven. • Buck A lie a further point


adrift after they moved third with a 4-3 win over Higher


Buck A, as Dog and P a r ­ tridge B slipped to a 4-3 defeat a t home to Royal British Legion A. It was a similar story in the


First Division as White Hart stretched out in front. They had been tied on 57


points with Waggon and Horses, but White Har t whitewashed bottom team Craven Heifer while Waggon lost 43 at Royal Oak A. Read Constitutional Club A doubled their lead in the Sec­ ond Division, beating Bay Horse A 6-1, and they now hold a 10-point advantage over Higher Buck B, who lost by the odd frame against Bridge B, who moved to within two points of second place. But in the Third Division, Hurst Green Club clawed


back a point despite losing, and White Lion now top the table by only two. Lion lost 4-3 against Horse


gon and Horses. Second Division


Shoe B, as did Hurst Green against Mangrove B. Buck Wrinkleys He a point


behind Hurst Green after a . 6-1 win over Black Horse B. Results


Premier Division Kings Arms A 6, Dog and Par­


tridge A 1; Kings Arms B 4, Castle A 3; De Lacy B 5, De Lacy A 2;


Buck A A, Higher Buck A 3; Dog and Partridge B 3, Legion A 4. First Division


Horses 3; Bridge A A, New Inn 3; Graven Heifer 0, White Hart 7;


Royal Oak A 4, Waggon and


Pendle Hotel B A, Stork Hotel A 3; Castle B 2, Mangrove A 5. Second Division


Bay Horse A 1, Read Constitu­


tional Club A 6; Horse Shoe A 1, Pendle Hotel A 6; Swan and Royal 2, Brown Cow A 5; Sta­ tion Hotel 2, Black Horse A 5; Legion B 4, Petre Arms 3; High­ er Buck B 3, Bridge B 4. Third Division


Read Constitutional Club B A,


Bay Horse B 3; Brown Cow B 3, Buck B 4; White Lion 3, Horse Shoe B 4; Black Horse B 1, Buck Wrinkleys 6; Mangrove B A, Hurst Green 3; Stork Hotel B 5,


Royal Oak B 2. FIXTURES


Premier Division Kings Arms A v Castle A; De


Lacy A v Kings Anns B; Higher Buck A v De Lacy Arms B; Dog and Partridge B v Buck A; Legion A v Dog and Partridge A. First Division


New Inn v Royal Oak A; White Hart v Bridge A; Stork Hotel A v Craven Heifer; Castle B v Pen­ dle Hotel B; Mangrove A v Wag-


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out Cup dominated the Clitheroe and District Darts League scene this


T


week. Kings Arms A faced Dog


and Partridge, with the Dog stealing an early lead, win­ ning the first two games before Kings opened their account. The Dog held the upper hand until the seventh game


but Kings took the next two to level the match at 4-4. The final game went the full


distance before Dog checked in the third leg to take then- place in the final. The second semi was


between Horseshoe and Black Horse, both in the Second Division at opposite ends of the table. The Shoe kicked off in fine


style, winning the bull and the first five games, dropping only three legs out of a pos­ sible 15 to storm into the final on Monday, February 17th.


Exciting matches decide final line-up


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HE semi-finals of the Mick Patten Knock­


Clitheroe entertained Chor-


ley at the Dog and Partridge in their tenth match of the Lancashire Superleague sea­ son. A hard-fought first game,


going to five legs, went to Mick Eunson, giving the locals the lead, and that was followed by three players in overdrive taking their games in three straight legs, Andy Porter, Adrian Bubbins and Andy Gudgeon, who hit the highest average of the day with 90.18 per throw, using just 50 darts. But Clitheroe lost the next


three despite Jimmy Holden hitting Clitheroe’s only max­ imum 180 of the day." Jack Hayward and Craig


Jones hit back, with Choriey winning the last game to leave the score Clitheroe 6, Choriey 4. The next match is on Febru­


ary 2 4 th when Clitheroe travel to meet divisional leaders Oldham.


J U p ■ s i


Petre Arms v Bay Horse A; Bridge B v Horse Shoe A; Black Horse A v Swan and Royal; Pendle Hotel A v Station Hotel; Read Constitu­


tional Club A v Legion B. Third Division


Horse Shoe B v Stork Hotel B; Hurst Green Club v Read Con­


stitutional Club B; Royal Oak B v Brown Cow B ; Buck Wrink- * leys v White Lion;-Buck B v Black Horse B ; Bay Horse B v • Mangrove B. POINTS AND POSITIONS Premier Division


1, Kings Anns A 64; 2, Dog and Partridge A 57; 3, Buck A 56; 4, '


Dog and Partridge B 54; 5, Legion , A 48; 6, Higher Buck A 45; 7, De


. Lacy B 42; 8, Castle A 38; 9, Kings


Arms B 36; 10, De Lacy A 20. First Division


1, White Hart 66; 2, Waggon and


Horses 60; 3, Bridge A 59; 4, • Mangrove A 57; 5, Royal Oak A 51; 6, Pendle Hotel B 50; 7, New ’ Inn 48; 8, Stork Hotel A 45; 9, Castle B 34; 10, Craven Heifer 22. * Second Division


76; 2, Higher Buck B 66; 3, Bridge B 64; 4, Legion B 54; 5, Horse * Shoe A 51; 6, Black Horse A 47; 7, Swan and Royal 45; 8, Bay Horse A 44; 9, Pendle Hotel A 40; 10, •


1, Read Constitutional Club A .


. Station Hotel 35; 11, Brown Cow A 33; 12, Petre Arms 15. Third Division


1, White Lion 64; 2, Hurst


Green Club 62; 3, Buck Wrink- ' leys 61; 4, Mangrove B 52; 5, . Buck B 51; 6, Royal Oak B 49; 7, Horse Shoe B 47; 8, Bay Horse B 46; 9, Stork Hotel B 45; 10, Read Constitutional Club B 43; 11, Brown Cow B 39; 12, Black Horse B 29.


P E N D L E H o te l A


retain top spot in the T hre e Rivers-sponsored


Gisbum and District Pool League despite losing for the second week running. The leaders lost by the odd frame against Foulridge side


Hole-in-theWall but are still five points ahead of White Lion, 4-3 winners over Pen­ dle Hotel B. Bo th Anchor Inn teams


were on winning form — the A team going through the card to defeat White Bull 7- 0 while the B team defeated Barley-based Pendle Inn 5-2. RESULTS


Anchor B 5 , Pendle I n n (Barley) 2; Pendle Hotel B 3, White Lion


4; Coronation B 5, Copy Nook 2; Three Rivera 6, Coronation A 1; HIW (Foulridge) 4, Pendle Hotel A 3; Coach and Horses A 3, Ribticklera 4; White Bull 0, Anchor A7; Buck (Grindleton) 3, Wanderers 4; Buck (Paythome) 3, Coach and Horses B 4.


POINTS AND POSITIONS 1, Pendle Hotel A 110; 2, White


Lion 105; 3, Coach and Horaes A 101; 4, HIW (Foulridge) 100; 5, Coronation B 94; 6, Buck (Grindleton) 92; 7, Anchor A 90; 8, Copy Nook 88; 9, Anchor B 87; 10, Wanderers 85; 11, Pendle Inn (Barley) 82; 12, Ribticklera 78; 13, Coronation A 77; 14, Pendle Hotel B 76; 15, Coach and Horaes B 70; 16, Buck (Paythome) 69; 17, White Bull 32.


Brown Cow A v Higher Buck B; . '■ /


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